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Nenad Markovic led research at Argonne that recently showed a cheaper, cleaner way to produce pure hydrogen, one that begins with a breakup.
Researchers at Brookhaven National Lab (BNL) are studying a tumor-suppressor protein called p53 to further the Office of Science’s long-standing mission to understand how radioactive materials affect the human genome.
Technology Review, a magazine published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, annually recognizes the world’s top innovators under the age of 35. This year’s list, which was released earlier this fall, includes two ARPA-E performers, both of whom are developing ways to transform ideas into reality in the world of clean energy.
It often feels like computers have minds of their own -- particularly if you’ve ever downloaded a virus. But even with a virus, the computer is just following commands and not marching to its own beat. But what if computers could actually perform tasks on their own?
